Tramacastilla de Tena

At 1,224 metres, this lovely little village sits ensconced in hillocks of oak groves, pinewoods and prairies.

On the horizon are the immense Peña Telera and Peña Blanca and the village overlooks the aquamarine Búbal reservoir .  The houses bathed in sunlight have noble history and are overflowing with flowers from windows and balconies.  The Romanesque church dates back to the 12^th century and houses a Renaissance painting from the 16^th century dedicated to St. Martin.

There are excellent restaurants here the speciality being a breadcrumb dish invented by shepherds.